Kilted Fridays Adventures

**Pinkrose** · 13th October 16, 10:01 PM

Originally Posted by Liam

As Mrs. Liam and I do every Friday, we will be visiting a dear 94 year old friend, our childrens' "adopted" Grandmother. She lives in a senior residence and her fellow "inmates" as she likes to refer to them enjoy seeing which kilt I will appear in.
Happy kilted Friday to all!

You are probably he the highlight of their week.

**Mael Coluim** · 14th October 16, 09:01 AM

This Kilted Friday, I strapped on my Newsome Box Pleat in XMTS tartan. Cabela safari shirt with XMTS logo and Freedom sporran. One of my resident comes in to the office to pay his monthly dues and says, "I waited till Friday to see your sartorial splendor!" His companion aide tells me her cousin is in to his 'Scottishness', but is Korean.

Well, the Scots are known for getting about, I tell her.

Who else kilted up, today?

**jthk** · 14th October 16, 09:18 AM

Originally Posted by Mael Coluim

This Kilted Friday, I strapped on my Newsome Box Pleat in XMTS tartan. Cabela safari shirt with XMTS logo and Freedom sporran. One of my resident comes in to the office to pay his monthly dues and says, "I waited till Friday to see your sartorial splendor!" His companion aide tells me her cousin is in to his 'Scottishness', but is Korean.

Well, the Scots are known for getting about, I tell her.

Who else kilted up, today?

I'm back in my Ulster red!

**Arnot** · 14th October 16, 10:45 AM

Originally Posted by Mael Coluim

Who else kilted up, today?

I didn't actually kilt up today, but was working on a kilt for a drummer of the Chorley, Croft, and Culcheth Pipe Band. I made several of the kilts in the photo, but not all.

https://www.facebook.com/chorleycroftandculcheth

**tpa** · 14th October 16, 02:36 PM

This Friday I was at a conference, so as a change from my usual casual acrylics, I wore one of my casual PV's! The picture is back at the B&B I am staying in.

**416 Rigby** · 14th October 16, 07:21 PM

For only the third time this year, no Kilted Friday for me. With that super typhoon barreling towards the Pacific northwest, I had some outdoor things to take care of today at work, and it was pretty wet. Batten down the hatches!

**JasonMc** · 14th October 16, 07:44 PM

Sorry for the late post, but suited up (pun intended) for Kilted Friday. This time my boss was in the office, who made a few jokes about my kiltedness, then got over it... not even a stink eye. Good to know and fortunate for me after some of the discussions about employers and kilts.

Now that the rain and reasonable temps have reached Northern California, I'm really eyeing the Tweed coats

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**JasonMc** · 14th October 16, 08:04 PM

Originally Posted by Arnot

I didn't actually kilt up today, but was working on a kilt for a drummer of the Chorley, Croft, and Culcheth Pipe Band. I made several of the kilts in the photo, but not all.

https://www.facebook.com/chorleycroftandculcheth

Great kilts, would you mind revealing the tartan(?), and the blue hose with dark flashes are really sharp.

**Arnot** · 14th October 16, 11:35 PM

Originally Posted by JasonMc

Great kilts, would you mind revealing the tartan(?), and the blue hose with dark flashes are really sharp.

Thanks. It's difficult to tell in this photo, but the tartan is Black Watch. Some of them are MOD (Ministry of Defense) kilts which are very dark. It's easier to make out the pattern on the ones I made.